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antonio rodríguez tiene detalles >> en conferencia de prensa los abogados de melissa confirmaron queecuado para analizar las pruebas nuevas. >> entre las pruebas presentadas, están declaraciones de expertos médicos, testimonios de cinco miembros del jurado en el caso de melissa del 2008, cientos de cartas de activistas y grupos comunitarios y religiosos. >> todos estos expertos demuestran que el caso del fiscal contra melissa no tenía una base confiable. >> la ejecución de melissa por inyección letal está programada para el 27 de abril, sería la primer mujer hispana en ser ejecutada en texas . inglés), debe recendar en clemencia y el gobernador debería salvar la vida de melissa. >> (hablan en inglés) . >> (información en pantalla) (hablan en inglés) según la abogada nueva (nombre en inglés) en dos horas después de la muerte de su hija, melissa fue sometida a un interrogatorio de más de cinco horas, donde oficiales la amenazaron, cuestionaron la crianza deus hijos, mostraron fotos de su hija muerta y dijeron que tenía que ser la causante de su muerte, nunca recibió consejería. >> si m

. >>> live from the nasdaq marketsite in time square this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee, tonight's trader lineup guy adami, karen finerman, steve grasso, and wono tonight on fast major administration warning defy -- and face conversatio consequences >>> plus -- sigh of relief -- why bitcoin had such a big day and a little "options action" ahead for rivian results traders are received up though the stock is down close to 60% this year. big bounce on wall street s&p 500 surging 2.5%, nasdaq jumping 3.6% and gains, airlines taking off. up 8%. semi with st micro, nvidia up 5% retail, banks, jumping mean tile kcommodities getting crushed f gas and oil seeing the first day since 1991 news just crossed, amazon announcing a 20 for 1 stock split. and a $10 billion stock buyback. the shares are off after-hours session highs but up 6.8%. we've talked numerous times on the show how splitting a stock does not change anything fundamentally for the company, just splitting the pie into piece because karen somehow it does make a difference. >> it does, you do have ability to trade options it's 10 f

melissa no pudo.os. >> ella estaba muy grave. ha estado rechazando la sangre que le estaban dando. >> le dijeron a mi mamÁ que va a ocupar ocho tornillos en la espina dorsal. leÓn: vamos con una alerta de salud. un estudio encontrÓ que los causados de pre diabetes se duplicaron a mÁs del doble en menos de 20 aÑo. >> un nuevo informe deja al descubierto que casi el 30 por ciento de los adolescentes y jÓvenes en estados unidos cumplen con los criterios de pre diabetes. para el estudio los cientÍficos analizaron los datos de casi 15,000 pacientes para evaluar las tendencias de salud entre el 99 y el 18. la tasa de pre diabetes pasÓ de 1.6 por ciento al 28.2%. los investigadores sugieren que la mayorÍa de los niÑos deberÍan realizar actividad fÍsica mÁs tiempo y disfrutar el tiempo al aire libre, seguir una dieta saludable y dormir lo suficiente. >> podemos llegar a nuestros hogares con comida sana y balanceada. >> ellos no consumen sodas, siempre buscamos alternativas como la stevia. reportero: si encuen

miembros de la comunidad para pedir que no se realiza esta ejecución >> marchando por la vida de melissa su hija en la primera hispana en ser sentenciado a muerte en texas pero su familia cree que es inocente otro documento que supuestamente demuestran que vaya caer por las escaleras tenía una heridaanterior >>con la vida hay esperanza de aclarar las cosas >> la silla está cada vez más de que su familia pide al fiscal que revise nuevamente el caso >> usted tiene el poder de corregir todo lo que pasó la casa de melissa >>es actualmente una de las seis mujeres con pena de muerte >> pasa comercial pero en breve no solo la gasolina sube de precio, el área de la bahía se ve muy afectada por los altos costos de alquiler >>transformar una zona plagada de violencia en un cambio de oportunidades para los jóvenes una >> una madrugada muy fría, desde el pronóstico tras la pausa acumulado de la >> gracias porque quiero que nosotros hablemos del alquiler de viviendas según reportes, san mateo se posiciona en el primer lugar que muestra un incremento de 16 puntos cinco por ciento seguido por san franc

melissa silva de 36 aÑos y madre de cuatro hijosvivÍa en california.nera de que ellas se hubieran podido proteger, porque melissa no pudo. david: desde chicago viajÓ a morelia un familiar de estas dos hermanas donde dice que la joven de 16 aÑos se encuentra en condiciÓn crÍtica y tratan desesperadamente de traerla estados unidos para que continÚe su tratamiento mÉxico. arlette silva recibiÓ disparos en cada una de sus piernas y en uno de sus pulmones. >> ella estÁ muy grave, desde que paso y ya he estado muy grave. ha estado rechazando la sangre que le estaban dando. >> y le dijeron a mi mamÁ que ocuparon ocho tornillos en la espina dorsal. david: esta familia se aferra a la esperanza que por lo menos una de estas dos hermanas logre subir vivir. —— sobrevivir. leÓn: vamos a un alerta de esa luz sobre el aumento de azÚcar en la sangre de los niÑos. la pre diabetes se haduplicado a mÁs del doble en el Último aÑo. galo arellano tiene la informaciÓn. >> un nuevo estudio publicado en la prestigiosa revista mÉdica deja al descubierto que casi el 30% de los a

melissa, thanks for calling. go ahead. caller: the problem is we live in a society that wants immediate gratification and immediate results and these economic sanctions take time. you are not just going to immediately cut everything off and then the rest of the people are suddenly going to say we need to overthrow the sky -- overthrow this guy and get rid of them. we are on the right track for it to keep us out of direct intervention and direct confrontation with russia. unfortunately what happened yesterday with the hospital is one of the things they are trying to pull us into a direct confrontation and the longer we are out of it, they will keep doing more and more things. but we have to be patient and we have to wait for the sanctions to actually work. host: that is melissa in tennessee. she mentioned the bombing of that maternity hospital. the front pages of both of the major newspapers today all showing some of that fallout from that bombing. it is an associated press photo. "the washington post", "the wall street jou

melissa. >> does that mean they're able to raise price that that's probably coming?ssibly, they talk about how really they have to follow the msrp, especially when it cops to comes to branded products and said we have to give you the price increases we're told to give we'll see what happens. >> courtney, thank you that was fourth quarter masks are off, we have to spend money on make up or guy does. >> ha ha that's right you would think -- so omicron was still in that quarter, so we won't really get the full effects of it even partially in quarter. but i think that guidance was probably a little bit light. i think he's a little bit conservative i like the margin growth i thought they did a great job it should be up. they did announce a reasonable size buy back, i believe $2 billion, in their guidance laid out they would buy $900 million of stock back. they did in the quarter buy stock and i think get about 399 average or so. so, i like it. i think there's a lot to like. the one, i think, bright spot for the u.s. economy is that we haven't fully seen the reopen post-om

. >> melissa de 36 años era madre de familia y murió su hermana está grave. >> no puedo creer que les2 a 3 vecepor año allá a méxico. >> esta es la reacción de los criminales fue el combate al crimen. >> que le ofrezca los servicios médicos que siguen luchando por sus vidas. >> en la flora un niño fue encontrado sin vida en un tanque séptico cerca de su casa, alalir josé no estaba y los investigadores piensan que pisó madera en mal estado y cayó. >> esta tarde también una vigilia por el adolescente de missouri que cayó en un parque y al pie de la torre siguen mandando y los agentes de la zona sasgurn que venía retrasado y e que por la gordura el tamaño que él tenía y se le ve cómo está apretado allí. >> el parque pidió a la dueña de la atracción que suspenda la función los juegos mecanicos. está la fecha de muerte para melissa lúcio. >> todo el día se la pasa llorando. >> los hijos la acaban de visitar en la cárcel 27 de abril tras ser condenada por la muerte de su hija mariah q >>e: no es culapble y la quieren matar por algo que no pasó. >> Él es el primer hombre del os hijos que tie

. >> miedo a morir se acerca la fecha de muerte de melissa lúcio y sus hijosuentan que ella no para deculpas, will ith le dice al comediante chris rock que se siente mal por sus acciones y añade un comentario. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes y esta es la imagen que tanto ha dado de qué hablar la bofetada del os premios Óscar y pide disculpas al comediante chris rock dijo que sus acciones son el reflejo del hombre que quiere ser y nosotros aquí tenemos todo sobre la noche los Óscar, ganadores y reacciones y también la bofetada hay quienes condenan la acción y también quienes las defienden pero willmith dijo que el chiste sobre los problemas de salud de su esposa lo llevaron a actuar emocionaolmente francisco cuevas con las reacciones. >> el momento que paralizó el mundo del entretenimiento pero terminó opacada por el golpe. >> will smith dijo que le gustaría disculrse públicamenteon el comediante chris rock. >> (información en pantalla). >> la broma fue del comediante chris rock a la esposa de jada smith y que se buó de la alopecia. >> sí quiso defender a su e

good outlook ahead, melissa back to you. >> thanks, kate.at's your take abgo. >> listen all of the chip sector losing great if you want to buy the picks and shovels of the modern economy it's semiconductors no matt what you do in this world you need a chip before broadcom or nvidia, my favorite name in the space, i think they're great buys look at chart of nvidia, handsome, bottoming at 200 bounced off that and now we need a break out and off to the races. >> handsome is interesting operating margins at 60% for the first time in a long time if ever, that's great valuation, you can wrap your head around this we cast a spirtions with apple trading maybe 10 or 11% eps growth i like it here especially it sold off from 670 from december 30th melissa lee. >> we're just getting started on "fast money. here's what's up next. >> announcer: the most important chart in the market, commodities cruising higher and one trader breaking down what's in store. that high-energy trade, next >>> plus rivian in reverse, is the ev maker still an electric trade? yo

other city of melissa gore hardware, lot to ship to double those resolved on that. i just so for the moment i just did submit in usually if the 2nd and then the scottish shoes for the wrestling savages. this to vanish pauses. oh, who to continue to rise. mother go with my mama. you you visit with move a with i think i able to stay with you today to russia and she didn't know that you think your passion was phonetic because it was one much cheaper than, you know, i see we because when the chest is riding the bus out the bus that to be able to go to scan, but ah college not that you're with them. you can also you live with them as the was a gym that is in bullshit by t. rodney, please do please. yes, that i assume you were meant by t. damon leukemia knows what got the most of the mice. if a season invention of ice use a bummer to little proposal with. you have a good of and i'll get the most details. i hope mazar yard don't give us of what they will do, which is the sims, it ah much more because you cover me is because out if you're busy need the boy that didn't know

>> melissa, get out the party hat. some time around 3:00 p.m.ortgage backed securities and put an end to the largest quantitative easing program in its and u.s. history. it's a measure how far the fed looks to be behind the curve the insecurity comes a day after inflation was reported at a 40-year high and just six days before the fed is set to raise interest rates that's not to mention coming inflation surge linked to russia's invasion of ukraine it started increasing its balance sheets by $120 billion a month to give stimulus to the economy. over 24 months it doubled the size to $8.8 trillion. the fed will actually keep buying assets as paper matures and the fed tries to maintain the current level of the balance sheet, that is until it decides to reduce the balance sheet, and that's supposed to happen this summer the fed is always in there as a buyer. could be good for wall street firms good for training and other fees so belatedly markets are going to have to stand on their own in a way they have not, melissa, in several years. >> steve goldm

we'll monitor his plans where you are, melissa.esident of poland, president duda, was forced to make this emergency landing here in warsaw. instead of receiving and greeting president biden in rzeszow. these live pictures still coming in. any additional information, kaitlan, you're getting? >> reporter: yeah, wolf, we're hearing that we do expect the polish president, he is still going to try to get to where president biden is at the this airport in rzeszow, may be delayed by a half an hour or so. he was supposed to get the humanitarian briefing with officials and aid workers on the ground and meet with members of the 82nd airborne division. we're told by reporters traveling with president biden they're going to flip that schedule. he'll go and meet with the members of the 82nd airborne division first and then hopefully by the time president duda arrived he will take part in meeting those humanitarian workers, talking about the crisis happening on the ground. just a bit of schedule shifting from the white house right now, wolf. >>

tony >> yeah melissa.ded actively today, 1.3 times the average daily volume, and the options are implying a sizeable 10.3% move. this is the historical average we have seen over the last eight quarters of 6.3% and one unusual trade where 1,000 contracts of the april 26 strangle was purchased for a net debit of $1.51. betting the direction can have a big move to the upside or to the down side, as much as 25% by the april expiration betting we are going to see big moves on nio tomorrow. >> guy, if memory serves nio is in your dawn trade >> right now it hasn't been any good i will tell you this they don't pay you at halftime i have a fun i feeling nio is going to get off the mat i am in the 25% higher camp, melissa. >>llig a rht tony, thank you. tune in to the full show friday. up next, final trades. ♪♪ ♪♪ (vo) small businesses are joining the big switch. save over $1,000 when you switch to our ultimate business plan for the lowest price ever. plus choose from the latest 5g smartphones. get more 5g bars in mo

as melissa said, the composure, the professionalism, no notes.hours of questioning and total recall of cases whether they were antitrust law, second amendment, fourth amendment, first amendment cases. this is a judge with an enormous command and fundamental knowledge. and she makes us all proud, and stands as an example to all black women in my circles, that we also can do it. to the young girls that are just now deciding what their goals are, you can do this to. it has such historic meaning. and i think, for decades, it will inspire us all. >> melissa, to dana's point, they spoke to a black woman throughout the country after the hearings. one drew on her own experience as an attorney saying, quote, you do all the things that you're supposed to do, you go to the right schools and still, you can be treated like somebody who is an interloper, and who has no right to sit in the seat that she's getting. can you relate to what judge jackson went through this week? >> undoubtedly. i think dana can relate to this as well. as a black woman in academia, w

the thing is melissa, these people don't care about these things.t it, tom cotton has not put one law towards it, josh hawley, ted cruz. they know their base likes it. and they want to -- qanon. here's an interesting thing, the kansas city star voted on. josh hawley has done this before. he has sat on what was supposed to be a task force to stop sex trafficking, human trafficking. one member of police cumin trafficking task force wrote, ifill hawley used its anti-trafficking -- and using peaceful as pawns to gain public recognition for himself. but we did not expect hollywood lead every meeting, his involvement became negligible as -- we after gathering -- he has history, melissa, using for ten advocacy on issues involving sexual -- for his own aggrandizement. years starts? >> i think this is a real failure of the confirmation process. this was supposed to be a public education session for the american people. an opportunity to really see what this perspective justice is about. instead. but we had was grandstanding and the delivery of soundbites tha

cnn's melissa bell joining me now. ukraine has more than 44 million citizens, 2 million have already fled, at least. what has the crisis response been like where you are? >> reporter: well, essentially, it's been organized by the civilian population, by the local mayor, really it happened so quickly and it was such a large amount of people coming over the brorder. through that door, as the refugees arrive up that staircase and, again, 90% of him women and children, they can go in there and find out what help is available, get taken to local shelters before being moved on. but there's a bewildering array of people helping out. there are soup kitchens set up. there are people standing with signs offering to take people to other parts of germany and this is one of the things that the women arriving here have been warned against. be careful of people who might be wanting to profit from the chaos of the situation. it is chaotic in order not to help you, but harm you. for the people arriving, it's a great deal of uncertainty

to pleasure, melissa. thank you. now tattoos might not be the most urgent campaign issue, but they're being talked about in south korea's upcoming election. officially tattoo artist in south korea are criminals, because the country only allows doctors to do them. but there are growing calls to legalize tattooing, including from the ruling parties, candidate with their fine line drawing, bowed use of color and detail designs, korean to, to assert attracting attention around the world, the body art equivalent of k pop. but it's a risky profession and south korea, i know, are they on her? hello. i'm to to is toy kim doin who draws on human skin? it's up to re, is the only country that considers tattooing by non doctors as illegally gave up to about repub injury they've gotten into in south korea's socially conservative society tattoos are associated with gangs and criminals and go against the confusion belief that altering the human body means disrespecting one's parents. attitudes are changing. bts band member joan coo

ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. the world is focused on the russian invasion of ukraine, but in asia, the attention is on south korea as presidential election. a consequential one that will determine the country's national security approach to it's very own threatening neighbor to the north, north korea and will determine u. s. foreign policy in the region. the winner is young. so if you're a conservative who has said that he would consider a pre emptive strike against north korea and who supports more sanctions against kim john ans regime miss angela chosen young doyle, i will build strong armed forces to deter any provocations, worship in order to protect our people safety property and sovereignty. i assure you that i will respond sternly against north korea's illegal and irrational actions according to principles. how are you? but i'll always leave a door open for dialogue with north korea and didn't your all from cushion for more . we have do young kim from the center for a new american security, joining us a d

tim mentioned all state raising prices and melissa, you mentioned inflation. everybody thinks stocks be able to weather this inflation airy storm because they have pricing power. the flaw is the consumer what we need to see is the consumer balance sheet is still well we still have good employment. what you saw with oil today, soon as it started to spike up that's when equities came down now we know that that's the trigger for the sell offs is higher oil prices. but as long as we have oil, let's call it racnge-bound aroud 100 to 120 dollars a barrel, the tips meme is enough given the sentiment how bad it was is enough to get people buying equities again. >> when tim said insurance companies, made me think of berkshire, insurance companies are collecting on that premium and now earning money on that premium so they have to pay a hit to their insurance play so i think you're okay with insurance plays. i think you're okay with people that have pricing power. utility companies. >> uh-huh. >> how about mcdonald's. i know pete likes the fill a fish. >> isn't it about

ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. we start with ukraine where some 20000 students from india had been studying many of them for their medical degrees. they too were swept up in the may, him of war. most fled to bordering countries, including poland and romania, where they have been sent home by the indian government for the last few days. however, the concern has been over 600 students still stuck in the eastern city of sumi. we understand the students have been successfully evacuated. here's their story. by d, w many are chaudhry. finally and end. do a nail biting rate. anxious relatives had been talking outside dulles international airport over the past week, waiting for their loved ones to return from wars, chicken ukraine. they will finally breathe a sigh of relief. reports indicate the last group of remaining indians. students in the eastern ukrainian city of sumi has now been evacuated from re rebates. we were last week, students looked at a hostile and so me russia border, which had come under heavy russian fir

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joining me now, our melissa murray, msnbc legal analyst.ol. welcome to you both. dana, what more stood out to you the most? >> well, the one that we just saw, i share senator booker's view that i will not let anyone steal the joy of this moment. you know, when judge jackson referenced constant baker in her introduction, she was making a statement about the fact that she is going to be the first woman to be sent to the supreme court that is black. she's not the first qualified woman, not by far. the first black woman lawyer was charlotte ring. that was 150 years ago. she became the first lawyer admitted to the united states. jalen bolden, 83 years ago, she became the first black woman judge. judge constant baker motley, when judge jackson referred to in her opening statement, was able to argue nine cases before the supreme court. 60 years ago, judge julia cooper back wrote 400 opinions as an appellate federal court judge. none of these black women ascended to the bench. it is, i think an irony that some say affirmative action is the reason t

it is just so on the face, melissa.he most recent example that she is obviously not the only example. we can go back to thurgood marshall's confirmation hearings, where we had the same kinds of questions about whether or not he was soft on crime, his defensive criminals, all of this is sort of raised as evidence that he could not follow the rule of law, that he was soft on crime. we are seeing just a reprise of this, it's just a different african american. i just want to underscore, the republicans know that ketanji brown jackson -- barring some cataclysmic event that is unlikely to happen. this isn't about her, this is about what happens in the midterm elections in 2022, it's what happens in 2024. it's about laying these dog whistle bread crumbs for their base and swing voters, so that they can redeem them, and collect them later in these broken campaigns. this is political theater, pure and simple, her confirmation is just the forum for airing it. >> that's very true, the last thing i would say, this is sort of a supe

cnn's melissa bell has more. >> reporter: it's been a long road. liberty may lie ahead, but at least safety has been reached for now. ukrainian children and their mothers who made it just across the border to poland. their first night of peace spent in a school gym. so much of what is here provided by volunteers. >> translator: in the beginning the aid was spontaneously. this volunteering has accelerated, we are starting to fade here. >> but still more refugees arrive at the border town. about 1,000 per train and several trains a day. carrying what little they can of their former lives, pinning their hopes of survival on the kindness of strangers. mainly women and children who have left their fighting age men behind. >> it's difficult, and really i don't know what i feel because i have little baby, i love my family. i had plans and now i don't have plans. >> reporter: of the more than 3 million who fled ukraine, about 2 million have come to poland, a figure that means that the country's population has risen by 5%. >> we react very quick, but we can

this is linton melissa. melissa was lived, nature in his family, looked after the fine, straight dogs for a stranger for 30 years. melissa refused to get involved in the logging stones, which he says put him on with his peers at rome. so he says, threatened him. there are many more did a 1000 ship within october to him and all me shy this position in 2018. melissa was ambushed in the forest beaten and left for dead. he showed as the hospital report. thank god it is shown. i believe she is fell not describe what you ever brought up from the store chick who for $24.00 was absent from my fees, but also for all month this onto bus for today with the plus on it. she shots, you know, speech, she forgot the age. she will also get rom, silver classify the incident as an industrial accident. when, after several weeks in hospital, melissa went public about the attack, prompting media coverage. he was fired by rome silva and accused of stealing timber . that disappeared whilst he was recovering. i pulled up for him ove

melissa is on the ukranian border. melissa?er of ukraine, it is ukrainians refugees arriving day and night seeking refuge. 2.1 million people overnight have crossed over that border with ngos stepping into the breach in those early days, but now more calls for a greater, more coordinated response on the part of the european union. there is a warning if that doesn't happen, then these fragile populations of refugees, and we're talking about women and children for the most part, will be in danger. that will be at the heart of the discussions when president biden gets to europe and meets with leaders in brussels on thursday. they will also be at the heart of his discussions with the polish president when they meet in warsaw here in poland on friday. how best to help those refugees and how to put an end to what's been going on across the border in ukraine, poppy. >> melissa bell reporting in poland, thank you very much. >>> organizations around the world have traveled to ukraine and to neighboring countries to help with humanitaria

i'm melissa lee. tim seymour, guy adami, brian kelly. nike does it shares jumping we're dialed into the call we'll bring you all the details. plus, the c suite at disney not exactly the happiest place on earth. there is a rift in the relationship between bob iger and the man who replaced him and the moves by the new boss have been getting a cold shoulder on wall street. inside disney's rocky ride, straight ahead >>> another a big head day for the metals and mining. up for the fifth straight day, it is hitting its highest level in over a decade tim and bk ready to rock out on that heavy metal trade we start off with jerome powell widely underestimated the rise in prices and suggests even more aggressive rate hikes than he laid out last week his comments sent markets on a roller coaster ride. the s&p sank nearly a half percent immediately. and despite a late day comeback with the first loss in five sessions will this more hawkish tone put an end to last week's rally? it was how many -- it wasn't even a week ago. >> four. >> it was four day

melissa bell skrjoins us from t poland and ukraine melissa, it is extraordinary what is happening.>> reporter: it has, jim. not just because the size and number and scale of refugees coming across the border to stations here at the ukrainian border, but it is also the speed with which that's happening in the space of three weeks. you are talking about more than 2 million people crossing the border into poland and seeing the population grow by 5%. of course, what did that mean? it meant the eu and governments did not have a chance to get organized. ordinary people came outdo what they could. down the corridor, jim, people are kept and made to wait until an accommodation can be made because women and children get priority. there are several rooms where they can sleep for the night or two until better accommodation can be found. some people, the lucky, arrive are met and know people have to be housed by strangers. it is society that is doing its bit and to an extraordinary level. the unhcr are helping people and showing solidarity. there is a speed of which this happens and how this i

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fast money" begins now >> live from the nasdaq marketsite in time square, this is "fast money", i'm melissa lee. tonight's trader lineup danica mcadam guy adami, karen finerman, steve grasso, and tim seymour is here breaking down ford for investors and all over shares of snowflake, stock deep in the red on earnings, company call just underway, we'll bring you the very latest. and draftkings striking out with investors, the headline that spent it tumbling. j powell tells congress we're ready for lift off all three majors rallying with every sector finishing in the green. powell testifying before the house said the impact in ukraine is quote highly uncertain but fed is still on pace to start raising rates an the countdown is on the next increase two week from today given today's market move how are you grading powell too dubbish? too hawkish? or maybe did he perfectly thread the needle, guy? >> i got to give him a grade, you know my overall grade with him, as i said a number of times. >> but this particular performance. >> no, today, the market liked it so you got to give him an a-plus throug

melissa bell, thank you so much.eally appreciate it. >>> pro-russia social media accounts are trying to convince the public to question what ukraine and western governments and western news media are saying about the war. cnn's danielle dale has a fact check. >> reporter: pro-russia social media accounts are using false claims about so-called crisis actors to try to get people to doubt the credibility of important, accurate media reporting on what's going on in ukraine. let's look at two examples. >> russian forces quickly overtaking that area. we understand their still in control. >> reporter: this video has gone viral, getting well over a million views on twitter alone. it shows what seems to be a reporter talking about people being killed and injured in ukraine, in front of a bunch of people lying on the ground in what look like body bags. and then you see one of the people in the bags conspicuously move around, obviously not dead. this video is being used as supposed evidenced that the media televised a phony rep

cnn's melissa bell is in poland with the latest. >> reporter: it's been a long road.rder to poland. their first night of peace spent in a school gym. so much of what is here provided by volunteers. >> in the beginning, the aid flowed spontaneously from different sources but i must admit, these were not from the government. i do not hide that we are disappointed here because this volunteering has accelerated. we are starting to fade here. >> reporter: but still, more refugees arrive at the border town, about a thousand per train and several trains a day. carrying what little they can of their former lives. pinning their hopes of survival on the kindness of strangers. mainly women and children who left their fighting aged men behind. >> it's difficult and really, i don't know what i feel because i held it, i love my female, i had p plans and now i don't have plans. >> reporter: of the more than 3 million who fled ukraine, 2 million have come to poland. a figure that means that the country's population has risen by 5%. >> we react very quick but we can do this three or f

i'm melissa lee. tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, karen finerman,dan nathan and pete najarian tonight on fast, danny says could be trouble brewing under the surface of the market. plus oil breaking out. crude soaring above $100 a barrel for the first time in more than seven years and chart master carter worth drilling down where this is heading next. and earnings calls underway we'll bring the latest russia ramping up attacks in ukraine sending stocks spirals s&p 500 down more than 1.5%, dow shedding nearly 600 points as rate route continues, yield of the ten career hitting lowest level since january 5th, rates were above 2% just last friday and that drop is having a big impact on wells fargo, bank of america, jpmorgan falling sharply, jpmorgan down 8% in just the last two sessions what are the banks telling us? is just a reaction to the decline in the 10-year yield what's going on with spreads or is there another message, karen, that we should take >> i think there's several messages, i think one

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cnn's melissa bell is in paris this morning.elissa, take us through the sanctions. >> reporter: thank you, this is the latest round of european sanctions. they were announced yesterday. they come into force today. what happens, very similar to what the united states has announced. of course, so many of these sanctions have been coordinated these last few weeks that's why leaders in united kingdom and united states believe they're likely to be effective. the latest one announced that the european union like the united states and other g7 members will be removing the preferred nations status of russia. they are also looking at -- they've also banned cryptocurrencies to try and prevent those being used to get around the previous rounds of sanctions. and also, revoking any rights that russia had within the world trade organization. essentially what this allows, it means that europe cannot target specific industries and trade. for instance, announcing it is banning the exports from the european youth of luxury goods. banning the impo

melissa, it feels like she said what she needed to say before the q & a session begins.evaluate the facts and without fear or favor make those rulings and she had an opportunity not only to share with hebs of that senate judiciary committee but all of america watching this unfold live who she is, what she's about and where she came from. >> that's exactly right, hallie. we are so used to lawyers making rebuttals, but this is actually a prebuttal going and preempting some of the questions that she may receive tomorrow. she made clear that her judicial philosophy is one that is rooted in the rule of law, fidelity to precedent. she takes these cases as she finds them. she takes them in an open-minded posture and she decides them in a neutral posture. so a prebuttal to those claims that she's nothing but something for the biden administration, an activist judge as some of the senators mentioned this morning. she is taking great aims at limiting those critiques and making clear that she is her own woman and she will be her own justice when she sits on this court. >> chris, yo

melissa, biden says the u.s. will welcome 100,000 refugees from ukraine.r: we do have an idea, pamela, of how the scheme would work. it is that humanitarian parole that was used for the afghan refugees fleeing after the u.s. withdrawal in august of last year. so we have an idea of the way the scheme will work. we understand what's going to happen is people are given priority. first of all, those with family in the united states would be given priority. then those communities considered most vulnerable, so lgbtq, journalists, dissidents, those fleeing who have the greatest concern for their safety. but i'd like to give you an idea of what's happening here at medical crossing. day and night, pamela, they continue to arrive here, the women and children, and it is women and children who arrive day and night. 90% of these refugees are women and children since the fighting age men have stayed behind. they're given a hot drink and further down this line will be taken to somewhere where they can be given a night's sleep. really it never ceases to amaze us the amou